The Lisa Wexler Show

Hearst Senior Editor, Dan Haar joins Lisa Wexler to talk about his interviews with Iranian Americans in CT who are anxious and hopeful for regime change due to the war.

Author and journalist, Danny Funt, joins Lisa Wexler to talk about his book: Everybody Loses: The Tumultuous Rise of American Sports Gambling. The heartbreaking consequences of legalizing sports betting that effects everyone from spectators to professional athletes.

Alex Traiman, Jerusalem Bureau Chief for the Jewish News Syndicate, joins Lisa Wexler from Israel to update on the ongoing war with Iran, what to expect, and how protective safe rooms and bomb shelters really are?

CBS News senior White House reporter Jennifer Jacobs joins Lisa Wexler to talk about the Supreme Court tariff ruling that President Trump overstepped his authority to these largely unpopular policies, producing hundreds of lawsuits that continue to be filed. Plus thoughts on Trump's Board of Peace.

King School senior Leon Wang joins Lisa Wexler to talk about being the only 2026 top 40 finalist from Connecticut in the prestigious Regeneron national science competition for his research on Alzheimer's Disease.

Law Professor and CBS legal correspondent, Thane Rosenbaum, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss the social media addiction case, likening it to taking down Big Tobacco and focusing on the core argument, parental responsibility vs. creating addiction through algorithms.

CBS reporter in London, Vicki Barker, joins Lisa Wexler to give the latest updates on the first British royal family arrest in 400 years.

Maria Weingarten, founding members of CT169Strong, and Attorney Kathy Braun join Lisa Wexler to talk about new Housing Bill 151 taken from a bill raised in Maryland, but without a key provision, that is written to bring density development to CT.

Herb Kolodney, Co-Founder, Connecticut Amputee Network, and David Mahler, Owner of AFI Orthotics and Prosthetics and Certified Prosthetist/Orthotist, join Lisa Wexler to discuss a proposed bill that would allow amputees to get insurance coverage for quality of life prosthetics that would only add a penny to insurance premiums.